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Naidu says Uttarandhra migration will end
The Hindu··1 Aug
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said at the August 1 Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport inauguration that migration from Uttarandhra would become a thing of the past. He urged youth to use new local jobs as outsiders would come for employment. Naidu thanked farmers who gave land and cited Google and ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel investments.
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What It Means For You
- Youth in Srikakulam and surrounding Uttarandhra districts may see new employment options as Naidu linked the Bhogapuram airport to reversing outbound migration.
- Andhra Pradesh residents can track promised irrigation and industrial projects Naidu cited alongside the airport, including Godavari water reaching Anakapalli by August 14.
- Farmers who gave land for the airport were thanked publicly; others awaiting compensation or local jobs will watch whether investment announcements convert into hiring.
What's Happening
- Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said at the August 1 Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport inauguration that migration from Uttarandhra would become a thing of the past.
- Naidu said people from elsewhere would come to the region for employment and urged youth to use new opportunities after farmers gave land for the Bhogapuram project.
- He credited the NDA government for support on Polavaram funds, Visakhapatnam Steel Plant protection and capital Amaravati construction alongside 189 investment projects worth Rs 6.13 lakh crore.
An Airport Pitch For Local Jobs
- Naidu recalled the airport foundation stone was laid in 2015 and said the project completed under NDA rule after hurdles, calling it a golden future for Uttarandhra.
- He announced eight irrigation projects worth Rs 2,784 crore over three years and Neradi Barrage approval with Godavari water reaching Anakapalli by August 14.
- Google and ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel investments were cited as signs global firms are arriving in Uttarandhra beyond the new international airport gateway.
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